Body and soul

Body and soul
N° 148, 2018/2 - 204 pages
Pages 5 to 6

Editorial

By Christine Dallot, Laurence Lacour, Christian Marnette, Ève Pilyser
Pages 7 to 22

Fordham and the infant observation seminars at the Society of Analytical Psychology: Interview with Gianna Williams

By interview with Miranda Davies, interview with Elisabeth Urban
Pages 23 to 37

Synchronicity and the cancer experience

By Christine Dallot
Pages 39 to 44

On body and soul

By Passiflore Baldassari
Pages 45 to 59

Birth of forms

By Samira Richer-Villar
Pages 61 to 67

What pain?

By Gwenola Niccolaïni
Pages 69 to 81

The body at work: Burnout and fatigue

By Emmanuel Cannou
Pages 83 to 97

Burnout and the wounded healer: A Jungian perspective

By Lisbeth von Benedek
Pages 99 to 110

Ceija Stojka: Work linked to the self

By Fabienne Neuquelman-Denis
Pages 111 to 127

Hate as a process of growth and rebirth

By Alessandra Cavalli
Pages 129 to 142

The mythology of Hades and the concept of the shadow

By Éric Berrut
Pages 143 to 150

Vasanas: Marks of the past

By Bénédicte Niogret
Pages 151 to 161

When the child’s body gets involved

By Olivier Cametz
Pages 163 to 172

Articulating landscape genograms and psychodrama: A therapeutic opening

By Chantal Nève-Hanquet
Pages 173 to 181

The ternary mind-body-spirit dimension of presence in the analytic process

By Pascale Gérard
Pages 183 to 184

Tribute to Michel Cazenave

By Marie-Laure Colonna
Pages 185 to 186

Tribute to Monique Salzmann

By Martine Gallard
Pages 187 to 192

Book reviews

Pages 193 to 197

Journal review